AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTransport Costs: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s transport firms say drivers and companies are leaving over Schengen stay limits, threatening higher freight and living costs. A Croatian visa programme could ease pressure on the sector by 10–15%. Infrastructure: A new 20-kilometre stretch of Corridor Vc, built by Azvirt and Hering, has opened, advancing a key link through the country. EU Integration: A Sarajevo workshop focused on bringing BiH’s roaming rules into line with EU law, a step toward joining the “Roam Like at Home” area. Business Results: M:tel BH reported year-to-date profits up 50%, while Tuzla Airport’s passenger numbers rose and revenues reached 7.91 million BAM. Public Funding: Bosnia’s Council of Ministers approved a salary base and EBRD funding. Sarajevo Services: The capital is facing water-pressure cuts, while officials have yet to set out a contingency plan if supplies worsen.
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